Wabash Express, Volume 12, Number 34, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 August 1853 — Page 3

BL ANKSTBIANK8!!

ITe hare just printed several reams of Justices Blanks, arranged according to the forms required by the new Statutes, on good paper, and now ready for sale, among which are the, following:

Affidavit for Warrant, Affidavit for Surety of the Peace, Warrant on Complaint for Surety of the Peace,

State Warrant*,

Recognizance, Ca~

pais ad Respondendum, Writ of Attachment, Commitment to jail, (Mitimas,) Commitment for failure to pay or replevy fine or costs, Ac., £c., 4rd«t|.

These, together with onr stock

&c.,

Warranty,

Quit-Clairn and Sheriff's Deeds, Summons, Subpoenas, Executions, Delivery Bonds, Protests and Instructions, Constable's and Sheriff's Sales, Bills of Lading, Promisory Notes, Bank Check* and Notes and Bills of Exchange, Blank Leases,

4-c., make the assortment

full and complete, all of which may be had in any quantity to suit purchase^, at aa low rates a? can be afforded from a Hand Press.

Our Blanks are finished by a Standing Press, which give, them a smoothness much fiuperior to any other process. Call at the.

EXPRESS OFFICE

Wir. M. ebwiv. 1853. JAMESKeu.et. Late of Mcrwin

& Co.

Late with K. H. Wolfe.

MERWIN & KELLEY,

Auction awj Commission Merchants,'

And dealers in Groceries, &c.,al Wholesale, West aide Public Square, 1 door north of E. S. Wolfe's, TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

EEFEEESCES:

E. S. Wolfe, Bemcnt & Co., Oroverman & Bourne, N. Smith & Sons, J. W. Stewart, Wasson & Co.

THE

subscribers would inform the public that they have opened an Auction aud Commission House, as above. They are prepared to receive consignments.

Consignors can rest assured that their interests will meet with promptaUention. We shall •strive to make good sales aud quick returns.

To buyers at Auction we will represent goods what they really are. Sales attended at any place ip

tho

TTT» He carerul aud enquire I.TNj aud be sure yuu Ret HI at tbe ri|(ht door, iU

city or

country, on reasonable terms. 4 Particular attention given to selling horses and other live stock.

MERW1N &

July 27, 1853-33-tf

KELLEY.

E E A O N E PRODUCE EXCHANGE! Qrocfery & Provision Store. North East corner of Second and ObioSts.

THE

Subscriber ha* opened ft "one home" Grocery and Pruvlxion Store on the above named corner, and having a few more article* than he can dispone of in tils own family, would be pleased with tho patronage of hi* friend* and the public.

He al»o buy* a right smart sprinkle" of Produce and garden *ar*," generally, and can offer great inducement* to hungry housekeeper*.

He doe* not pretend to furnish Boarding House* and Tavern*, not having sufficient ca_pii.il, but if thcro'* anything wanted for the table, he right THAR a* the saying 1*, ho ha* always a supply of Fresh Mread, Crackers, Pies, and C&kca, Prime Groceries, and all kind* of Provision on hand any how.

Freah Family Flour, Bacon, Sa.lt ana Fish. CASH paid for all kinds of Product*. nyKKMEMOER THE CHEAP CORNER

JKjr Be csreful to enquire for ths Ben Franklin and be sure you get in at the next door below. S. W. LOGAN.

Terre Haule, July 27, lft.r-TMf.

LIVINGSTON & CO.,

Suttntorir to Mtrwin Co. and

Wotfr,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants, TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

refehknces: Tcrre-Hautc

E. 3. Wolfe, Bement fe Oo,)

Evansville

O'Riley A Mitchell,) Lewis A Gray, Scott A Co, Toledo J. McGregor cfc Co., New Orleans Gibson, Stockwell A Co., New York Julius Hull tfc Co., Cincinnati Meldrum ife Co., Madison W. A. Bradshaw, Inilianapolin.

July 27,1853-33-6m _____

Fresh Groceries and Provisions.

HAVING

largely increased my utock of Groceries, I am now prepared to aupply famlllea with nearly every thing in the Dating line, at a* fair rate*, a» any similar etitnhllahnient In tho city—every article warranted

fresh

and pure. To b# pleased, it i* only

neceasary to look through my stock—Ta»te, and you cannot hut admire. I have also, a fine aMorimeni of COTTON YARN, and the best Of COTTON HATTING, CROCK-liKY In abundance, at retail or wholesale. White Kiah by the barrel Flour, by the small, ftlWnya Kept on hand, and,In factevery thinginthc abovu line may be found at the Bit* Frakkm!*, \Ve*t of the Bank, second door from the comer.

He careful aud enquire tut the BEN FRANK

Bonta fiiriifuhetl with all kinds of Provisions. ISAAC M. BROWN.

rjr July 80, '53,-38 tf

New Novels.

HARRYcame

CLOVER!)ALE'S ConrUhin, ami

xrhat of it, by tho author of '•.Frank Fnirloigh." Lafitte, the Pirate of the Gulf, by Ingraham, Harry Ashton, or the Will and the Way, by tho author of "Amy Lawrence," fcc. The Soldier's Wife or Scenes in -the Canteen and on tho Battle Field, by O. W. M.

Remolds. For sale at W H. BUCKINGHAM'S Sign of iho "Ilig Hook.' July 6, '53-30-tf

Music Books.

pHR Mondelshon Collodion.

Aikin's Christian Minstrel, Tho Alpine Glee Singer, Mason's Sacred Harp, round and patent notes. The Universal Musician, Christian Psalmist, Sacred clod pon, Tho Juvenile Choir, for sale at

BUCKINGHAM'S BOOK STORE. July 6,1853 30-tf

CITY MARBLE WORKS!

'pilE subscriber, having permaneiity located JL in Terre-Haute, will keep constantly om hand a largo *nd choice variety of Marble for all purpows. Monuments on hmtd and mftd« to order from the best Vermont and Italiwd marble, ACT All orders tf ill b« promptly a6» tended to and executed in the best manner.— Particular attention paid to designing and carving. JESSE JULIAN,

On 3d SU, nearly opposite Stewart House. June IS, 1853-9?-if

LaFayette Book Bindery!

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY, and Job Printing lUtabHahi&ent.

IJATE

extensive additions and Improvements haw made this establishment uneaquslleA fesr w»jr the West. In Commercial work for Rsnks, Raltros!

and lawrtscc Companies, cobnty offlcers. Corporations and heavy bust aes* Immwm, it is not rirwiltd

T*m Haatu Jaty

tm*t

or tttn, havinit beva fitted up ia alt its departmeat* erpreasly for such work, CTRCS Ll'SE A Co.

TO PRINTERS.

rpKE undersigned have |u»t received and have

(rr

sate a laijte 4«*ortment of card* of every kind, sin and color and quality, for visiting and cards, cos cert, bridge, toll-pake or railroad ticket*.

Ttwy hate aim fir saJe card boards iwwtt tHe*tnalte« to the lartest site aad of sit q«*!lHr» also colored and glaied paper for ptiatia* ptrpm**. cfKVS LCSSdkC*.

Va Fayette, July Sf„ 18S5-53~5m.

100 Cases of Dry Goods for the Job* bing Trade, "YTERCH AKTS in the coitnlrf Vho wvsb '-a. t0 replenUh t!velr tto«li«, will fiad a lance s» of CRT GOODS, boajrM txnresaly for ta* trade, and which will\* »otd a* a small

jobbini« vaace on Eastern cost, at

AT REDUCED PRICKS.

Aeluding

GRKAT variety of nuwtoer clotKinc fine white nnd BaffVc^u, hite JLtaeo COAU, Pat»u, 4c.. for sale at th«

BUCKETS CA5II mrORR,

July 6, l?S3 30 tf

ifs,

-m

Medical College of Evansville

EVAXSVILIE, IND.

rpHE "Session of 1853-4, of this Institution, JL will commence under more favorable aurspiccs than that, of any previotts year.

The"Faculty have the pleasure of 'announcing jo the Profession thai a new, commodious, and tasteful college building is now in pn»ce3S of erection, and will be jn readioess by the e«suing collegiate course.

The apparatus .for demonstrating the various branches of the Profession is ample, and of superior quality so that students may rely upon as full and complete a course of Instruction In this, as fn any Medical School East or

Weal,

GEORGE B. WALKER. M. D., Dean. July 20, 185.3-32. fEx. copy to amount $5 send acc't to Dean.—Er.

The above instalments may be paid to the Directors residing in the counties along the line of the Road, to Hiram Sanford, Agent at Paris, or to the Treasurer at Alton. Br order of the Board of Director*.

The following gentlemen comprise the Fac poil.0 BUILDINGS. NORTHWEST CORNER tilty, riit:

JAMES il. I.KA, Treasurer,

June 13, *53-87-7m T. H.

$300 Less than Cost.

rl^IIEtindersignedwill

XTl. FIFTH AXD

Levi L. Laycock, M. D., Emeritus Professor —Incorporated iu 1WB. The attention of the public nf PfivBi'oirtBV *nd Patholoe-f. respectfully called to tbe superior facilities affordol riiysioJopy ana rainoiogy. led at this ir,»iitutiou for qualifying individual* id

Hugh Ronalds M- D., rrofcssoT 01 ucncrul thorough. practical uiaoaer, for U*c Cooetittg Kcoui: Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy. and business pursuits. A Foster A. D-. Professor of Chem* The course embraces book-keeping by double entry, a* pursued by the different departments of trade, com-, tstry. f. ti inerce and manufactures—business, penmanship, cal-,

John R* ilcox, JI. D», 1 roicssor of iiera-\ cotretpoudence, Aud daily lectures on iper-, peutics and Pharrnacv. canlile law and political economy, iu their relations Madison J. Brar, *M. D., Professor of the to commerce. ,0 -..v. .I The course can be completed in from 8 to 12 weeks.. Principles and Practice of Surgery Terma FORTY DOLLARS.

William H. Byford, M. D., 1 rofessor 01 tne Pupils being tiughtindividually,applicants can enPrinciples and Practice of Medicine. ter at any time. George Walker, M. D, Professor of Ob- For further pirticu &rs call at the college rooro^or steiHcs and Disea^ ofWomen and Children. ^resa

The Anatomical rooms will be open for the ac- nroiriinent business and banttio^ houseain Cin.iuuati,

Expense of regular tickets, $70. Matricula- ing him. or calling at W«^office 'n M«re«ndjie^ollege, tion, $5. Practical Anatomy, $10. Good boarding may be procured at from $1,50 to §2,50 per week.

Enquirer.]

SHERIFFS SALE.

virtue of one execution issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, and to

directed

and delivered, in favor of Edwin Wright, administrator of the estate of Jordan Smith, deceased, and against Robert Stewart, I have levied on the following property, to-wit: The undivided interest of said Stewart, in and to Lots, Nos. one hundred and seventy four (174) and one hundred and seventy-five, (175) in the oity of Terre-Haute, and the improvements situate thereon, being the lauds and tenements belonging to the said Robert Stewart, and 1 will, on Saturday, the 13th dav of August, J853. at the Court-House door in Terre-Haute, within the legal hours of said day,

offer

the

rents and profits of said premises, with the appurtenances thereunto belonging, for a term of seven years and if they should fail to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy eaid execution, I will then and there offer tfit* fee simple, to the highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy said execution and costs.

JAMES.II. NELSON", Sh'ff.

July 20, l853-32-3w [pr's fee $2,1)0]

State of Indiana, Vigo County. LMjIZABETH Ragan by Gookins and Bas1

sett, her Attorneys, has filed in my office a Petition for divorce from John B. Ragan, and as it appears by the affidavit of a disinterested person, that said John is not a resident of the State of Indiana he is therefore hereby notified that unless ho appear and answer said complaint on the first Monday in September next, being the first day of the term of the Vigo Circuit Court the matters and things set forth in said complaint will be heard, and a decree made in his absence

ANDREW WILKTNS, Clerk.

July 20 '5n-.1t [$1,75.

Notice.

SEALED

Iron Railing, connected by chains, mi the East, South, and West desof the Court-House square, in the city of Terre-llnute, will be received at the Auditor's office in said city, until the 4th day of August, 1853, at 11 o'clockj A.M. The bids are exppcted to include the setting of the posts, which is required to be done in a substantial and durable manner, and warranted for an indefinite period of tune.

U* Bidders will nccompuny their proposals with drafts and specifications. July 6, 185U-30-4W

Terrc Haute and Alton Railroad Co.

rnTIE Stoc/kholders of the Terre Haute and Alton Railroad Company are hereby notified that instalment# on each and every share or the Capital Stock of thin Company will he. and are hereby required to be paid into the Treasury of said Company, as follow*: A 4th instalment of S3 per share, on or bcfgrjpiuly.lat, l».vt. 5th .Aug. 1st .. oth Sept. 1st. 7tb Oct. 1st. 8th Nov. 1st. •i fith ", Dec. 1st. joth ^st-

sell very cheap,anew

house and good lots, with every thin convenient, for dwellings, in Grandview, gar County, Illinois.

The town is near the railroad, and place for a Physician aud mechanics C. A. HUNT

March. 2. lPiW-iS-tf

TO FARMERS. E LESKUUK at the French Store will

and sells his goods at

cash

price, cheaper than

anv other house in the city. April 20, 1353.

N E W O O &

Tassortment

HE KuWribor is now receiving a good of Spring1 and Summer Goods, at the FRENCH STORE, West of the Public Square, Terre-Haute, Indiana.

F. E. LESE0RE.

April 20, 1853-19-tf.

CHEESE. CHEESE. 1ST received, at the Ben Franklin Groc and Provision Store, a large lot of tho

F. E LESEUHE,

HAS received by expre*. as*ortn»ettt of Lace, and Straw Bonnet«, for Ladies. Mioses, and Children, from 50 cents to $1 00.

AUo, a fine assortment of White, Pink, and other colored Silk Bonn«tA. fmnifl 50 to $4. NCllS

April 20, 1^3-19-tf FRENCH STORE.

T«n* Haute, April 13, 1830-18 tf

ROOTS AXD SHOES.

HAVE a larsje and new selected stock of Boots and Shoes, bought low and will be sold accordingly—a at variety.

Slay JI, IR53

H. Tt 8M&R-

£XTHA.

O EBEE'S Extra Extra spring stvlc Slk Hat*, to be bad at TVKKKR*S Mar It, MS.

:i'

OuD

mi-

,at P. SlPPKKrs. ock, aorUt of PaWc J^aar*.

Farriajnston's Biocl

TerTv-IUate, May 18» 4«U

Moitrao Portaionmies. At Um lot of J. K. CRISHKRS fine PAH'S. *t nv^' 1, 1

Iv3- ?f

n^OR

fresh Family Flour,

W.tLNCT STS., Cincinnati, Ohio

Uie

PnDC,^L

William A. McDowell, M. D-, Professor of Gun dry* a Conuoaroial Writing Fluid. the Institutes of Medicine and Medical Juris- The unersigncd is prepared to supply the Western 'prudence M«ket with a superior Writing Fluid—his own in-}

John T. Water, M. D., Adjunct Pr»fe58or of Anatomy. The coior is at first a greenish blue chanriae to a The session will commence on the first Mon- [deep, permanent black. It will not. like other ink, day of November, and continue four months,

change by time and cannot be destroyed by

—"i"" prominent busines# and banking

commodation of students who desire to study [n preference to any other article. practical Anatomy, on the 1st of October. All order* wsll be promptly attended to by *ddre»s-

It i» now being adopted in all the

northwest corner of Fifth and Wainut streets, Cio« cinnati. JOHN GDNDKY, Proprietor.

TESTOIOXI ALS: We the undersigned, having fully tested the merits of 'Gundry's Commercial Writing Fluid," very cheerfully declare, that in our opinion, it is unsurpassed in every desirable quality. It is remarkable for FLUIDIty—a quality wniclr it retains after the longest exposure— not becoming thick or puramy. It has also an unrivalled Color and an indelibility not common to other Inks. We take pleasure in recommending It as an article that can not fail to give universal satisfaction.

H. Matthews, ReceivingTeller, Trust Co. Bank. J. W. Wilson, AssistantTeller, Trust Co. Bank. G. B. Bradley, Book-keeper, Grocsbeck Co. J. W. Grey, Book-keeper, Commercial Bank. B. G. Moses,Teller, Commercial Bank.* C. Moore, F.ditor Masonic Review. P. B. Manchester, of Peoples' Bauk. McMicken

& Co.,

Bankers.

O. Hidden. Book-keeper for II Marks

Co.

R. Eagle, Book-keeper Tor Gilmore and Brotherton. J. L. Tabbott, Teller for Gilmore & Brotherton. A. M. Searlcs, President Merchants and Mechanics

Insurance Gompany. John Kiloh, Savings Bank of Cincinnati. R. H. Stephenson, Librarian Young Men's Mercantile Library Association. K. Smith, Superintendent Merchants' Exchange. Joseph Cox. Attorney at Law. J. tv. Uartwcll, President Cincinnati Insurance Co. J. Mackintosh, Book-keeper at Gardiner, Phipps & co. K. P. Goodnough. Book-ltecper, Swasey & Wise. J. Beasell, Book-keeper at Rpecis & Wright. R.J. Kitts, Book-keeper, McCullogh, Morris & Co. W. F. Aldiich, j. A. .Skiff*. J. R. Bates, Book-keeper, Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company. Richard Vose. G. F. Bradley & Co. July 13, lB53-3l-tam8I2

Insure Your Dwellings! New lork Indemnity Insurance Company.

BROADALBIN, N. Y.

Capital $150,000—With a Surplus. nPHIS-CompnTiy was organized in September, 1851, since which time it has issued nearly 2,400 policies. Us business is constantly and rapidly increasing, and it is with entire confidence in its ability to give satisfaction to all who make applicatiout that the Company solicits a further share of public patronage.

The business and risks of the Company are divided into two separate classes.

The

proposals for the erection of a new

first class, or Farmers' Department, consists of farm property, detached buildings, and their contents. The second class, or Merchants' Department, consists of stores, merchandise, taverns, milts, &c.

The rates of insurance vary with the classes, and in proportion to the exposure of the property insured.— N'oi more than OUO will be taken in oue risk in cither department. No extra hazardous propoity, such as steam mills, etc., will be insured.

The Company pays, in the ease of loss,

amount of damage,

retailing Jlottr

Mill,

A. R. R. Co.

and stock feed

free of charqe.

Terre-Haute, April 50, Iii53*.l9-lf

JJA.THIN0Titb8,P«mpUapanited ware r^MnghU 1^ and of a» and waes. from plain to Asmtable for the Spring ai.. Sun...i mdo, fanev. wltU .J:swer» fc Kept :.r«le, by

IB flksl" Sa**"* li VlU v-V

QXTES^SWAME. jjjL by tfce Bag or Kttil WimstM tbe A DESIRABLE lot of Qnwrwtrar*, tornkb troa ^toae, aa4 CoMUaoa, for sale, cb«a|. at Ma :', WS5-®Kf May tI,tSSX

tdtSfiR-S

SALE BY WASSOX it CX

ture

at the

and all sales delivered in any part of the city.

FLOUR

warranted

in every respect, and

when objected to, on notice, will bo takan away,

I Orders for 'Flour or Stock feed left with Russell Green, southeast corner of the Public Square, will meet with prompt attention.

Terre-Hautc, Juue 29,1 ^5J-S*-tf

Ladies and Gentlemen,

B. 1WFF: would respectfully inform his friends 1 *nd customers and the public generally, that he has just completed his mw snd splendid suit ofrooms

»buv all kinds of produce at market price, the Farrtnpton Block, formerly occupied by stoner

t'orey, where he will be pleased to furnish all who may fsvor him with a cutl. with as many impressions of their faces a«they may deslr«. Mis Stock of Chemicals, and in faet his whole outfit are of the

be*t,

and

entirely new. __ My Camera Obfcura is one of ToighUander best German instruments, snd cannot be escelted, having the superiority over common American Tohej. My Stock was selected by myself And is of the best material*, and will not put up a picture that will not do credit to myself as an arttst, as well as mahfe a fiue likeness of the subject.

From long experience, and courteous attention, I hope to meet with ,*hare or public patronage, and would return mv thanks for past favors. ?*. 8. I).

June SB, '53.5lfi.tf

Saddlery,

E have added largely to our Saddlery stock of hardware, arid we confidently sav, that we are prepared to give the best bar-

finest CHEESE tow in the city-" and see gains of any in thi* market—kjhII and st*. •—nothinsr better than the r«W Yankee Ghees®, J«lv 97,1U53-1VF I. M. BROWN.

S. H. POTTER & OO.

Feb. 16, lS53-l0-tf

Cash and Good Cloths

press, a beautiful' VT 'ILL be paid for WOOL—#»od bars-ami* 1 earl, Hungarian, mv«n at Holmes' Mil!, n*ar the r»V«»r. Inlaw th« bridge. AHBA HOLMEb.

E E S E E E

WIST OF TltK PCBUC SilCARK TERRIT ^rTIT,

mw ar a

fy varnished snd Japanned, which he v*tffen»g at lower prices than any B» GROVER. oih^r house in tho city. April 20, FRENCH STORE.

New Spring Hardware.

\Tf E are now receiving a very large lot of HARDWARE, of all kinds, rffretf from 1 manufactar«r».pmbracinjr the finest assortment of Mechanic's Tools ever bronttht to this market. S. H. POTTER A QO.

Feb. I€, 1^53-10-tf

COTTOX TARX A GEXCT. JAYVSVILLE. Kftituc^y. Oottmi Yam?

r- r-^r -j B0HNETS and RIBBONS. OLD W HISK Y. "X'EW Spring style Bonnets and &>onet R.b-

BOURBON AXD MONONG.VHKL.V to bchad at ^TUR^fcR:^ WHISKEY .For by W ASSOS CO May 4, 2553-21 tf

OETKOXAUSS.—Pe*ri, Ivory, \VIve4 and and Sheet Iron W«r«. Stov« furni-

t«WS *S« sit d-earipltMw, k*ft e« ly «t et»«ile»»te» E. GROVER.

stsntly. A^ti u, isix

•8» iW«.i

pox SALK

•Two L*nd Warrants, of ISO

acres tsci.

Block,

and Dealer? generally, who will find it to their

interest to call on liim. Having ascertAined

that

cash safes

cent.,"

them that it will be much to their advantage to purchase of him, and/or

June 22, '53-28-tf

ill

the full

not to exceed the amountinsured.

All losses will be paid by tho ComjJany within sixty days after due proof thereof. It will be responsible for property destroyed by lightning.

The insurance on all approvaule applications will take effect the day the application is made, unless & different day is desired by the applicant.

June29,1833-20 tf

Wil. E. Mr LEAN,

Jtgent for Vigo County.

Cash for Wheat,

AT THE ANCHOR MILLS,

TF.RRE-ITAVTE, /XOIJJWJl.

TITEtljii

undersigned

respectfully announce

to publio, iritf CfTEJ

.1. to t)i« pub-lJO Mat

JNG MILL

iri^f CfTEjtUT FLuUR-

is completed, and is now in full

operation, where FKKSH FAMILY FLOUR, Corn Meal, and offal, may always be had, in any quantities to accommodate purchasers. Corn aud cobs crushed, and ground, which makes a very superior feed for stock, always kept on hand, and sold by the barrel, or other wise, or exchanged for grain. Particular attention will be paid to

,1 W\ PACKAGES more will be here in JL'./ V/ few days by way of the Canal. A large proportion of these Goods, embracing all kinds of

STOVES, TIN AND COPPER WARE. My stoves are of tho newest and most approved pattern, among which, will be found tbe justly

CELKBRATKD ifKTEOtt AIR-TIGHT

ilfi**1irrt I

prairie mum.

Comer of Fourth and National Hood Sis., TERRE HAUTE, IND. nndersi^ned hsving purchased "Ssfin4 terest of his former partner. Mr. Browning, would announce thatAe will continae the business at the old s|tnd in his own name, hopingsand looking for.a contm nance qf thenatronage heretofore extended to the just now reci'iviqg hi« Summer and Fall supplies, making his Stock the larcest and nrost' complete ever brought to the City, consisting in part of •-.

Drugs,,Sfedlolnee, CherofcnTo, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuff, Yarflfishes,Turpentine, Alcohol,Bur- I iling Fluids Paint, Varnish, J-

Shoe, Fle«b and Dusting Bru&h*' es Window Glass,Shop FumiTeas of every Variety in

KSTAPLE DRY GOODS,

Boot?, Shoes, Hats, Caps, ajrreat variety of notions, cfro., belong to our Jobbing Department

and will be so!f to merchants at a

n1*nnfe

(mm mat

advance jrom cntt.

C33 czD uu Da a CSD »j To which, I would particularly call the attention of Tavern keepers, (having two sites expressly for their

a« ono or the very best Stoves ever offered for sale on

the Wabash.

R. L. THOMPSON*.

Mill opposite. Wallace's Foundry,

Soda Founts, &c.

My motto

CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY.

new establishment, cast of the CourtHouse, is now fitted up ready for business. I shall bo prepared at all times with

O a and every article in the,confectionery line, and hope to receive a fair portion of the public patronage.

D* I shall soon be prepared with all the good things of the season?, as they approach, to minister to human comfort and good living,

Aug. 4. l852-24-tf 4

NEW JEWELRY A LARGE lot of Gold and Siltcr Watches Lady's Pinf, Ear Rings,, Hoops and drops. Gold Band»aud ilrace-1 l#t» Srfaps, Pencils, Locki ?is, Sp cks, Fob and Guard Chains, F»»b BuckU s. Guid Thimbles, Buttons, Cuff Pins apd Buttons, Si ides and Vest H«N»k«,,Firc-r a fc'«-w style of Wket Pin, and very Hi ing ih Jewelry line, which will be sold low for ca-h. .... J. K. CK18HER.

Jone l. l«5"-25 tf

WILL Yoa LOOK.

new

ahop, snd a*

f-K --.vc faHvatO'' '.»t V.TJIM l.es. we". ,1 ... -nsritet. -. in oar

Apiti 13,

4SS-® !T)H. GE0GHK0A5,(« graduate of the ces Jules Hauel's Roussel'-s. I University of Louisville,.and practitioner or high Boz iii's and Luhin's Perfumery

Fancy Soaps, every variety of tial Flavoring Extracts, rure Bran-

dies, Wines and other Foreign

w*th

rtmeil for mnv

JjtqUOrf ... ... —1 -V^ use fcc.,sc., «c. Also au exieiiM\e supply of Patent Medicines. which he will furnish by wholesale at tli« proprietors' prices."

To nil of which he invites the particular at-i That it is mostva tention of neighboring Dr«ggist«, Physicians,' the fact of

rtcv. ia aiii Ol if .o#ewbtmanuuetarin st.

FiJfCT GOODS.

KICE lot of ladies dress trimmings, t*ek*ttk Ure« ind frin«!es. feonnM i' aoeNcm silk ami M-wet tHaC&S}l*S eillt :oUt ,ri1 .1*: Wbil'. tack r- -. '.t. »•.: I,- and Nsreje do. All

umi, .OW St r. Hi! '®. JfortbswiePo .icSqtisre. Tern Bsots, Kay 25.-S4W

ware, Ti«w%rv,

D. S, DAKALDSOX.

J«iy27,!$S3XMr

White v, Woolens, Yeutings, Ticking, H. Handkerchief*, CmWlUs, Part-la, Olorw, £dincs, Imwiinw, Boot#, Sh«*»» -rr- j.'

OROCKMKS, queen^wirc, GUss

April 2t. JFHEfC® STORE.

SASH, B0BS a&d BLIKDS,

Us being

he has determined to adopt the former,! tt^foHowia«4i.--e.i3ei:. Dyspepsia, Kcroltila or and feels satisfied that by so doing he can off^r) Oli such tnduceinenta to purchasers

cash.

Particular attention will be given to all or ders from a distance. ^'Hcart Burn, Ne^ro Consumption, aud* ss a ge ID"Prescriptions carefullv cornpoanded and Tonic snd Purifier of the Blood, it has no equal, put up, with a despatch and neatness hereto- The Agents arc. in possession of testimonials (t fore unknown in Terre-Haute.

—Oinsen?. Flaxseed and Beeswax ta

ken in exchange for goods or in payment of

old debts.

JNO. T. "WALL

TAKE NOTION,

200 Packages of Goods have been Eeouived "by the late Steamboat arrivals for the

vrru small

linv!. Lawns, Undersletves and Collar.^, Jim-

partment,

Carpets and Mattings, from which selections can be made to please every taste, or suit any purpose. Also, Matts, Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths of all widths Druifjfet, and a great variety of new nnd beautiful Window Shades, Window Cornices Blue, Scarlet and Crimson Worsted Damask, Lace and Muslin Curtains and Curtain Drapery, Curtain Cords and Tassels, Curtain Bands nnd Pins, fec., fec. Also the largest stock of Paper Hangings of every gnnlein the Wabash Valley, (some of them exceedingly rich and beautiful, in gold and velvet,) aud all cheaper than ever before offered.

Also, a much larger stock of Queensware— Looking Glasses, Ac., than usual. O" Business done on tho CASHf system as heretofore, and goods sold as low as cash can buv thein

any where,

and Dc Laine Rob^s "Swiss and aconetrMus- of various slr.es and power, adapted to the use of Rash.

any markhet. L.

Terre-Haute, May 4, IS53-21

RYCE.

New Stove Store and Copper Shop.

(SIGN OF THE ELEPHANT,)

On Fourth Street, one door North of Main. terrk.HAUJ'E. im 'T'HE undersigned would respectfully aanounce to the citisen? of Vigo ftiul the adjoining counties, that he has just opened a new.stove. Tin und Copper establishment, where he intends to keep constantly on hand, a larzo ussortment of

INFORMgenerally,

use.) and having the exclusive right lo sell this stove corner of 5th street. in this market, I feel a just pride in recommending it TIij»v luivrt now nn ltRnd

Give mi a call.

EXTRACT OF UTDR 0PIPER, A CITES ?0S &i, Serafiiia, aad Skin Diseases.

chronic fiises^s.

PRESCRIBED ST rUTSlCIM^S,

and short profits pay better than ited the watuUr^mUdmtratiofl of all wWhavc used! OODKN COtfF^3. the old,system of credit with the usual

"per

It now stands at

the

will satisfy SQrcs,U!ceiR, Erysipel»sfFcv«rSoi-estReHc4iof^yph

His, ail Eruptions of tac SKin, Rheumatism, Neural* gia, Gout, Hip Disease, *11 Kidney Disesses, Seminal Emissions, all Female Diseases. I4ver Disease, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,JUghtSweats, Water Brash, encral

RAYMOND & PATTEN, Sole Agents,

To whom nil orders for Hvdroptpei or Agencies should be addressed. For sale in Tsrre-Haute, by J. H. Ccstwwam, and by Prnggists and Medicine dealers generally.

May 18,18.H-2S-l.vr

Eagle Foundry,

II1 fiil&ii 3 1 Oil,!—•

JOSEPH GROVER. the former proprietor, and T. A. MAUISON. having fjrmed a co-

partnership in the abbve well-knowu establishment, under the style of GROVJKfi MAJJI.SO", would respoctfully say to our friend* and the public, that, we arc making new and valuable additions to our operative machinery, ar.d have now iu our employ the best of worKmen: which, with the perfect quality of .ma-

terial used, will enable us to complete sueerstftiri

Poiut

Our retail block afforaH an unusual variety ihave aUb«en gotten up within the last few months, of goods in that line, including plain Black, and are of the most approved models. Wcaremanu* Fancy, Plaid and narrow stripe Silks Tis- facturing 9iie, Barretfes, Barrege de Laine* Gintfham

workmanship, with the best establish-

nients of older cities. Our patterns Tor machinery

islHiAM Jl Jf (r 11\ Mi

„„,i p,,noro irn, and other Saw Mills,aud are prepared to furnish Bill-

crg Mill

jrongi

an ever

broidered Linen Handkerchiefs, Crape onawis ^hem into complete operation. Also, for Flouring Swiss and .Jaeonett Edgings and iil^ertings Mills of Trom- tn« to thrwrwu «»f burrss and Itfr other Ribbon, 4c„ 4c. ol• h. Also the largest stock of all kinds of xiosieiy -\ye

are

we have ever offered. of the most approved kinds of Our Carpet and House Furnishing De- Threshiiig" Machines and Horse Powers

We are now eicecutinrr some neat and substantial CAST IRON STORE FRONTS, to which we call the attention of those who anticipate the erection af business houses. They are safe nnd stroiie, and ndd materially to the architectural beauty of the buildinr.

LIGHT AND HEAVY CASTINGS consisting of Mill Gear, Stoves, hollow ware, lard kettles, andirons, sad irons, wagon bores, otc.,e^c., together with

Brass, Zinc, and Eabbet Metal Castings of every description neceagary for machinery, and for many other purposes. F.jr all of which,^

PATTERNS 4

are made in the most workmanliko manner, promptly, to order. Also, hoaw WROUGHT IE ON WORK for machinery and other pur^oaca, executed in a way to eive the most complete satisfaction

but we will only add that, we shnll be favors in our line, and shall endeavor to discharge faithfully, and to the best of our ability, any and every contract or obligation entered into with our custom- I

Street, opposite Union Row, to IVational lload

111DKS.

Thev pnv the hiyhe.st c-wh price for grcon

AS EXTEirsiVR STOCK OF

ATF:

tbe

irlng sw-ei E..Ga-.'?£R.

Terte-Ht

Terre-Haote, Msf S5^34tf

{stauding.) after tnanf ^cars of hard study and nuner ous experiments, u-s succeeded In obtaining an essen property from U»« Hydropiper. wliichj Sfombined /fi ..j other.^e^eubbi mgredienJ«,sot forth it'Kis pub* I lished rccfp«r, fornifa most. valaafcle^Mid effliaciou^ THE subscriber, having nudo wrangemetrtJ with VT».

j.ne necijw Jiccammvnes nam jdwuc.

The Recipe Accompanies Eack Bottle,

,National Dagnerrran Sky-i,l- lit OaniTy,4

Ens! End

Piasmi /ins, scrr CiiVa'i

nlir B«ll»rv

METALIC BTJBIAI. CAS:

hurnbup, no catch-ponny, neither is it Trovddu coCins now in use, for all seasons of ti au, nostrum, as ... ifor vault purposis, UanEpcirtatiop, bes.uty, -'a nf

Davis Sr

jment en hand:,which c. be seen by caliic* at my

wareroobis. ft sddixi^u, 1 shall Seep oahMnl sll

R^ uHiiie. of Msdy ma4e

Jiead of all remedios for tho Manufactured of t!u best material, »nd mtda tfee

or reliable article, th come under my notice.

occessai-y fixture to put

constructing and furnislilng complete, one

now in use. The lumber Is or good quality sndpei--i fcctly

seasoned,

Has been very much increased, and now em- vory particular of workmanship, to give pcrfectsatbraces some 100 pieces of the different graues 01 isfaction. Wc have constnnlv on hand, pn»I manufacturing

itnd thfl machines arc calculated, ia

FOX RIVER AND IMPROVED CAREY PLOWS, with several kinds of Cast and .other Plows. The Kiver nnd Carey, scour better in bottom and prairie ground than any plow now in use, and are too well Known to need reccommendation.

O E & AD IS ON

Terre-Haute April in, lSan-tf I

JiEMOYAL

.Bos^o'l IjGcltllQr Stord, he has just got back with' a freah

National Road Street, South East Comer of 5l7iar,d

lic)

and dry hides, skins and furs.,. Attention I Shoemakers, Saddlers and Merchants, are! particularly requested to.examine, our stock] and price*, before buying elsew]n.ro,

Terre Haute, March 16, 1853-14-tf

B. H. CORXWELL.

MKBCHANT TAILOB, Eait of the Sqtiaro.

KEEPS

CHARLES KLGGLEb

constantly on ham! a icral assortment of Goods for (ientlemvn'c .tjv-. -r«l, which wilt be made toorder, atahort iiotirr. hi 1 ted.

His otock consits i,»f va nr-.n! 1 ,ths, all colshlrt? H' hercbi''f*^Ct v-i• (,i

Olive, Grer, Mist prices. Black, Blue, Oo aimer*, lor pants, of «nd st-v*. S r.,Sills, and t'aT

Vmtir.t*,

fancy. ftjrMurUr. .ctUtfs, Cr*v,-i«.•: "tJ .- *.* 'SflJt .ni• y'nii!.«,

GOODSr

S ces ctlcnlsted to five general sau

Fai*

Wfll sslfcted Stock of

Street, opposite-the Episcopal Church. ALL ICfXDS OF GROCERIES, GEORGE KEECKHOFF & CO., (whichhe wiiiaeii, as heretofore, at whoic»aie»«d re-1\

'rf ,1

stve assortment of all kinds of Leather, such nd country tanned Harnes-vSki rti ng,

French aini Phila

delphia Oalf andlCipSkin^ Lining, Binding

"Ail hinds of coppsr snd sheet iron work for !?teara Toppingr. Shftf.p and Deer Skins Tampico and i! ,„ do French, Mens' and Ladie.V Morocco, \17,

Mills.. ... ... Those in want of any of the above articles will do, ,. well to give me call, ss 1 intend to sell very low.— ollOe

Finditms.

being "quicK sales and^smaU They also keep a general assori mftnt of Shoe Oils, Lead, 0]T,58 aad Window Sftsll.

—Tames T. Moore is also prepared to do all Findings, such as Lasts, Boot and ShoMrens, "V 7"E are now In receipt of I5t).

kin ils of Job VVork in Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron, Zinc Ciamps, Pegs nnd all kinds of Shoemaker's White L«-aJ, 25 do. Red and .Venetian

and Tipad." "job tpork has" been ray pri "cipsl tools of the "very best quality. {Lend, 5 bbt«. Liiis^lOil, 4000 light# best Pine for many years past, and In tnat line, I feel confident "(Window 10-12 JO-T-f and 10-15 pf rendering entire satisfaction .May ai, 185:»-2-tf

«t pr

ctior

r. -myp'Antr

B" «, north ol Pabiic Stjaare. •tjr23. .-.53-24-tf

HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AW SHOES.

KAMA. Leghorn. Kn^lish Straw and p?'rn !.-*f B*'.* tb*e. '.owned G-en-in"- Pr*r

r.kf f, *4

ad C:

re.

lKn^ tail, at the lowest figure#, All who wish anything-in his line, will find It to

their former customers, and ... public that they have, removed theVr'iii'terus'u^^ call. 'kt'his Store on Na-i leir LEATHER STORE from National Road tion.il Koad Street,opposite the Post Office,

April 6,18fl'.i-17-tf

larw* and eYlen*

fJ noflr a

T7EUX LEAVES, from Fanny's rortfolio. .1^

Freedly's Practical Treatise on Businesa. Temperance Tales and Hearth Stone Reveries. Dr. Olin'A Life snd TJptlars. Last Leaf from Sunny 3ule.

Feb. 16, 1&53-10 tf

PERSOKS

His garments will te fashlor i! iiitially door north «f CJaadit's Qrncny, wbf re tb«y can have mite.and prices graduated tot' --,^n?marl«. pUns. specification* and estuaste* of buildings, o» fits stock, in i'v con»is'« of Blue, brown, sboit notice.

•Wet, ran lies «ny ia«te or ff*-**

,. At^

"•*.* a. Tv-,-y*. en *..i* Or Call and examine tine s*i" and leav vour meuore. ?.Mmi ii so, J65' "-tf

All wo one in the best style.

29. 'S% if

HAVANA CIGARS. jb/

Brushes, Brushes.

TY*E

bafe.iw\le anangn r.

\Y -. «f Sr-^toei^

acd are c-»« t»t»f-r it e.t,

•:,'rs •h

*Drs. Clippinger & Evans

HAVING

s--i .vnv•• "Ytcsn H«t

Ji J'

-'ttjctt

a 1

r-uucias na ••Sr.®' ,t 51P Tf'jrth »..c P»b i^jre.

OEM AS. Ssriliwias, Concordiaf. Herraa-: Jane 1, lSSS-SlS-tf PiilvtHn*, T. r.e Star, d, of dtwr- i:... .rusiw, rf 'XfrSIC .vf "ft" A--'-'N C' j,'l .. T. O *r£"1 Feb. 33. If

Htock.

eatoc.k wfc:..

It. MILLER & CO., ALTIMORE LOCK HOSHTAL.

Boct Sio*f-

\T.TE vonld invite the public attention to

XT*. «n

nmliiii-r »},•»

our waiierv, where we are nmkin tue 1

best workmen la the city. 1 pkJ 'omysclf uottofol', _.ha ..

low the old plan o! t\*:tuiitoni.u

thardf anvnikevkim76ribS*ln'eta'9 I*n» we 1 *uc!*

cxcced that of »iny ot^er Kind of business, I am pre-1

AN ELEGANT ITEARSE-.

Agents are.in possession of testimonials (which t,iVoiry Sn:)o mv work-shop. fv kept bv 1 tion,till .icr.h pins a period to his drctdtal sufferttes, may be seen at any timej from men holding tao high-

est ofllces in tlie country. Tho afflicted are desired to Terre flaitc, May 55,1R53-24 tf* return*." Tu such, thercfot*, Dr. pledge* call aud get a circular. hifaee to observe the most inviolsblc tecrrcy and,

TIT Price—#1,00 per bottle—6 bottles for 55,00 Q} N*OI "V SUAf W' extensive pravtite In the first hospitals of when all taken At on a time.

Jutsl

-,rr,

a a

600, TOO, 800, 16Gi, 52t,0, ljOD lbs:

Alsr.

Cobntir Scxt.w—All at

addlngrfrelfht. May It, l6.3-25-tf Head tho following Cprii»ulo.

Mxacn 19, 1S53

A.c., naa a^iivei thun at any ponton

bents. Jjaaies, Jjot/s. Aliases, awt kti-

rfrpn'v ROOTS trittf-SHOES

arm S /JUVIO nna

that ivn have ever received, and will dell very low for

constantly on h«nd. SUHOOLET-A TA^TIORX, Riftn of tlia tf»Jt Boot, No. 5 1'hsenlx Row.

April 6, 1853-17tf

Flooring Factory.

AM prepared with superior machinery, to dress FLOORING AND CEIMNO at shorl notice, or to surface lumber and bring it to an invariable gau^e.

Picketing, Veiiitian slats, find all kinds of SAWING done la'order. Dressed flooring and ceiling, frotn well seasoned lumber, kupt on hand, and for sale

Much more misfit be said by way of classification, LCall at tlie Axcwoa Mills, opposite Wallace's thankful for all Foiindrv, 1st Street. 11. h. THOMPSON.

Terre-Haute, June29, l953-2lMf

Grrocerios.

"j F. T. II A N j^NFORMS his friends and tho public

'j SECRET DISEASES.

lfc0OT

raost distinct and life-like pictUies that are now, or over have been made tbii» citv. We currd, pro^sce Ci»stiT«rrioK».t. i'snM.itv, rccd'-ra, SixK.aii.'ie. iH-'jtzip.c, and iu the cnd^MtroieVoth with 1 he public to see our ci»mpan and decide for themselves. Our pictures ar« "-'YOTTiro 2SEN.

«n*d« br ?vml with tht full-1 EwcUllr, ^»l.c Uwbti the victims nf sized A 2Vo. l. cf.trora used tathe City. ivicc, thsi-i destructive h*b»t, which soRUf} O* Instructions" --1* .• principles. Coali' Boxes, una a goaeou assuruiB«ui oijt tiaiiie Uitfjddeni of-^laqaence, Dng .cireoi vpe stock for sale. «. t» living lyre,«ity call with fuii uonfiCctcc. iLT Deceased, or sick persons' miniatures! MARK]AGS. taken at residences. Oalt end see our pic- Xsnicd persons, ox those ti,r«s A \tiiLfli GO iphysical WcaHnfs.«,Fios dinimr«lut«--» 4 a

Terrc-Haate, .Inly 6, ItaJ-cfO-tf 5 ..... Dii. JOHNSTO^cr :?o, soota. fjjscerick tu d«of ftdn. iiluiafttt street, StstsiSc.ap tie cteps.

Co.,

ifr »vfconstantly on haaJt, Fisk's Psttnt jhr TigH case

Buriel

Ur^, uj f\* .*'!?*

of Oiiuinnati,'to

Coses, wi !ih arc the greatest iuvin-

Ittan ft th« ajre far th dsaf, woild cell the atteKtion

wiio was Seiievea.Oi Eiindnesain one Wees. t,ie public to tlieir super!ortty over the coui,-acn This is

nai»h,ao4dttrsWHty. They sreunrlvtled and wnw

... ever they v- -k a introduced has txw-H to the tots.

That it is most valuable Median* is evident uoAjexc)a«im of-eH oiiierc-mns. I now hive *n wm.it

And will furnish -uiv i» .i u.ber of o* ihsflMfc nipliHa! vspidity, till at last the palate tf tho mouth or sired, can be founJ at my 'c, north ol Uie the bornu of the nose full in, «tid the victim of this on it 1 do 5 be a or id to is or a

|^eg jj, o, tfOHSTEK. 1 hy.*etd:ts« Uim tothat "bourne whcncu no traveler

Harpojr?3 and Putniww'a ilapaKitie'', fornale W. II. BUCKINGHAM,

Jtilr 6, '53-30-tf

4 bills.

best Winter Lard Oil. S. H. lOT fEudi OU.

REMOVAL

"pilE undersigned has removed his Hide,! East J. Wool, and Leather D'-pof,

the west

side of thaP«blic Square, in the Ko»« Block, t0 t)«vfon from Terre Ha ti'",. .. where he will be happy to wait ofon KID rrlemJ*-! Oi^iyUnci /rom Dayton....... (and customers as usual. To New York from Davton.... VTi

March 16. 1853-14-tf JOHN TIKRIf AJT. To Ho-lo.i from

BUlM)KI«SVi)EPOT.

cnntcmplaiinc htiilding the corning sea-

l^l6fl\"wlHdo"t»eJi"t««tf*tth«lhiiMOT»,"

of vi is January t-i,ISS3-5 tf O.W.smPPFR

MARTIN GRACE!

•Dealer lit Am«s«lrnn and Psraiftn Slstbl'i

TrRRE HAVTK, l.YDfJt.YJl. 05U.'l KNTS, Tom'i-t^les, Grsve-fltones. Ac.— ,i *»y of tbe shove filled proftiptlf, ti.e ia-*'

MiiMwWe terms.

aaaoclsted themselves tOB«-ihfr in the practice of Alcnictur "'d Kcr«»j ve ronsw. sno r* .ly so* s«»ne /Bfversallst Church.

Qir.VSS WAIt^ —Have f«i«t received O nn Brtenii-" W#«rtrn«'Ut «'f Stiver T»M»j Spoon*, Tta. Sf-I-Ia:d. S'lf. 0rf,tin a:--'! 9pw,*. Bister K:..~ "v]ii. ii we f-'oll ivancc on c-'. in, j, i.Vi ..'w-tf

'*fv ,, 1 16Sl-254r ,,

^SPECIAL ftttrn-J

re«n- «4 f.'

•K A- r",

•jwy|i|

Hf«a3rrfcaa, Gieits*^Strictores, ScaJu*l v.*kn',fM

FlJas

U\S.WvP"* AITsCtJWf of titt Kiduvyn t,nd «ll

pW,tii-$^«}^s»risinB frors a Srckit Hapit, I)R«icul*r!y:?fe joatlv, of bi,tl\ sc*s9, wUth.u

Itt.h

A CERTAIN DISEASE.

When the ia!«cuitieti and Impruient votary of p'i«M»til* ftnds «e h.\s i.oiii' td tho scuds of this disease, it too often happens Uist«» ill limn! sense of shsnir, pi drca. of dlscoveTj-. deters him from sppiying to tho*» who, f: .iiu.cdi.cat:. i: and rrspcstat-Ilily, c»n alone be i^ntil the conKtitutional nap

edJ

....

will sell lower r.-u-U'*,'i.L

than anjr «..-use of the kind in city. My j. or*thl« horrid"di* profits in bot- aietaMc and wooden to'"ns shall ut,t .....k snr..

u,cerstid

nal

pared to attend fnnersl* Srith n'-ss, nodes Ou the skin,, bones a»d arms, klotcKc* on

Voong who ftave injured iheficlv^a by

Having tested Fowler tc Lud!ow'aSc»!fs thaci.'j ^uently learned from evil companions, or at school— of Cincinnati, by the standard weigbis, and many oth- tin' ciTccts of which »re nightly full, v« when asleep, era uf Eastern and Western make,- feel safe in s»y-l sud if not cured, readers manure impossible, and de ing that a better finished, a

mi'i-i

or* reliable article, than they nunuf^tusc, liti.3 net What* pity a yoyi man, the hope or his country ats, should he stiitchea flrow

lUli.lUIC, il! J. SNVOElf,

Citv Scaler,

ADAMS & CO.'S EXPRESS, J«ls«ng I., a cemin lectct h»V..H. Kach perrons fortM ontetujnaU:.g Extended West lo St. IjhiIS, by Slagc,' MARUIAOl1'. rpo .ccommod,.P,lh. public „»d ,1.01

J- busiuesa of tho Uoiupauj th«j Express is piuc^is. Indeed, wilhuut these, the now carried west by Staffe to St. Louis, Wo ...

are now prepared "to lake packages, monev, h^rKens to the vicw--the mind becomes shadowed x-n nnrl fUHrp.' tlw-.n

E. S.

anv rwiiiL on thp lii".®! with despair, and fllied with the mclancholy n-flef

l"®

1,l,#

atioual Road, beiween rerre-Haute. •r-uu our owu. of the aud St. .Louis. 03" A messenger is, in all canes, sent with tfco goods.

WOT.FJ3,

Agent for Adum* d- Co.'s Exprcs$.

Juno 29, lb'53-0y-3i»o $a.rx

BOOTS AND SHOES.

,. r, /i are some of the evils praduccd.

c#sh. torn# of CousampUon. Thlt remedy 1\»m restored hun Alao, a larirfl stock of our own manu.actvret. work

this market forthepro»/of Which, the public genet'' ally are invited to call antl eximlne.

Fashionable Eats, Fur, Plush,

Jane 2a. 'AMW-tf

Conoorfmith.r,^. I rpE30EKthetrpr»fcf»l«m«T**r*lcf-to the citizens

*-r 1 of Terre fiante vicinity lo m,. nrstticsc.i Ho A ftnp'AV(*0 a 1' -t ra -,r nxar,-Tiuc M«Nti«ise and tieaosmv. NlgbV esll* st«» r-.r. a*, •re* of ai^u»*.-we+t'tended to •o«l»e 5o fjmi'l. *'i ti--* of an ejccel-1 0Am •susUctory pcncrs.

K. OttT^ntR.

L0C2S— A Ilot Marine 'i'.-r.c-pteces

30 hour and oday Mantel Civt*c. for *a^

3.K.

J- -.•. -&•%

CKISHER.

J.'e! CfctrSh.i*..

jvi„! to

*a4 n^pslnn, ..

-reeo

~h'.

'ft-

t8&

ifiS

W.l rwtoftU to jfcrfcct hsiath.

9:.

pwticaUr in (iVsetving th- cr.d s»mA nf tnn will

psr. or A tul I *Kf. oTlCE.

yon wiUiaiataH r* tE WARRANTED IK A FKTV DAYSI4 0r. ilohnitcn's CfUte i» tn his dwri

t«y c^tuiialvc practice 1* a

-•cftctent -t .:Usc that Le is the wuly proptr PfcysM Vli*U .1,0 wO* -e raSr* in. joriysroy, to a (. *.Ua4ta .n one cf tfcc tftvfl en:!u nt Colkges cf is tlc.teJ btatcs and the {rtatt-i pmi uf whose lu# li.,.» ^een spent in the Hospitals el i.cr.don, Hans, Pillii, elsewhere, hsseSJtected sonic of the most sh'up ci res that were tvet known. Many troubled with riii. iug in ears ard head when asleep,, sisat netveusness, heirs al*rni«i at auddcu aoumt«, «».•. Vyihfalncss, with nrqeiiT bH sh!iie, attended scn tii ic? with iiermgtnui.t of uili.d, were cured in.nvf- *•«»*.

wre throat,disctscd nose, noctur-

p^j^g thesd aniikn^s, dimness of sight, d«»f-

th« heed, fsce and extrvmeilcs, proeitss on with

a^, £urap* »nd, Atn»r«R, he can confidently rccommecd *.

a., sftwra* pfl AratiM t«fe mill spwdy cure to tl-« uufurtuaste victim c-f tl»l«

v,u., v^e.i.j. |l,^r»d disse#?-. It is a meUn^holy fact, that U.ou-

received, on jcoDsignment, a lot 0t'»i-!iu3 f*ii-vi«.Uiiliti»ihU hottiddise*8e, owing to tho Fowler & tuutow's

ct Mr at Hi

Platform Scales, unnkilifuluess of these Wht1.by the uso of that df dly poison, mercury, ruin the constitution, and either CincUnsti prices, send 'V unfoiturste suflevcr to ail untimely grsve, or lit* *hm I*A*.! .mia nf hi* Kfo

else Ina !:A the re*i.Ui» of hisHfc miserable. '1AKK FAUTICCLAR NOTICE.

err

tain practice indulged in" when alone—t habit fir

ttrwy»

and the ilsrtog of his p»vcnt«. ohould be si.atched ftom jsll prospccis snd enjoyments of life by the cnn*»quences of deviatingtrum the uath of naturo, and In dulling It* certain ieci:t hsr.H be

(urney throuch

ifs bccomcs a tvenry pilKrinirige, the prospcct hourly

^jon vhat th»li'appiue#s of auothei bccomcs blifttitud

COKSTlTirnON\AL DKBIMTT. Dr. J. »ddressf» youiift rata, and all who have inJured thcm»elvc«byprivato*nd improperlndulgcncen.

Tlie«e ate «ome o! the and and luelaiiichuly cfTect-' produced by early habits of youth, vi*: Weakness of -the Back and Llintif, 1'c.ias in the Head, Jirniie»« of, .Sight, "Lou of Muscular Power, Palpitation of thei

Jlenrl, IjyspEpala,N'urvou*Irritability. PeranReinent* of the Digestive Function*, Gcncrnl Debility,Syrup McktaU.Y. (t&rful effects mi the mind are much

Thocsa.nd# of person*, of all axes, r»n r,nw ittdge

what in tlie csusc of their decline in health. Lotlng

meir viffor.lrtwAju(? weak.Pile and fmncUted,have

^,-,(1^

f». to about the eyes, CouRh and fymp

to hcstUh afit-i every o'her means have failed.

MARRtan PER8(««»f or tliastt contoroplatlni! man {. beirtR atr»re of phynlcal i'eaifni.«s, should Immeii

1 -jeing aware 01 po/sitm ivrejiin-.-.-,

Immediatciy,' ither pertonally or by letter Skin disease*speed!}- curcd.

I age,

SHOIJJU

imniedlnte-

iy consult Pr, ,t., and he restored to pwfttt lita'.th. All Surckiil opuatiyns perfoimed. N. —let no fal*o delicacy picvunt you, but apply

OFFICE, .Vo. 7, SOUTH FRMF.RlCR ST., BALTIMORE, Marvlikk. a V~lp AH l*tter us be on TTT6* Tbe remedies can be sent to any part of thA United States.

Dec, S!, IP52-01yr

"BOOTS,"SHOES AND HATS. W O E S A E A N E A I SIGN OF THE BIO BOOT—UNION ROW. 1 hsvo Just received, sud am now opening and

ofte.rlug fur

sale,

at my eligible stand iu Union Row, National Road Street, the largest uul mostextensivo stock of Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Overshoe", Gaiter*, Brogsns, &c. Arc., ever brousht ttf

Velvet and

other Caps, Suitod to the tsites snd purses

all cU»«cs of buyer*, will he imno' from the Eastern Cities, sll

found In rtiy late importstlons from the Eastern bought at the lowest ratee, and

Willbcdisposed of accordlnprly. Tliunkful for former patron ape, the nndCTslgned hopes to

merit a continuance of former favors, «s h* is conftdrist that lie on ofTor as Rood bare a is a ss any cstab.

llolirnoiit In tV 'tatft—perhiiji* iniris Utter. I }l i' PuHips, extra Kid SHpfats, and ar.y other work executed to orderi usual,

.1 anoary Stli, lCZZ-i-1?

h'gB of

pure

THCS. P. MURH.1V.

THROUGH TO

New York, Boston, TiUabnrgh,

Balti

more and Philadelphia.

")AS9KNGKRS bound K«l will li'/tvp Ter-re-Haute at 7 a, m., InditinapcJltBsl 1 p. mv, pnd iake |I»e Mowiing Kxpress Train of th« Mad lli vei'und LtikS Efib IWllrdad at Dayton nt*5 a, in., cortiiectiiig at Bellevue with the Toledo and Cleveland Railroad, and arriving lit Cleveland at -1 o'clock 45 min. p. m., cont»«*cting the aaaie evening with nil trains bound

Dnytoh

Kor further information apply to

T. C.

IT E

11.

7. Ownk.

.rWf»otion«

Fehruury SL'J. ImH S'f-Jv

5.0H

15,oo

..,-.17,1(1

Darfnn, Ohio.

Rapt. M. R. «fe L. E. R. IT. Co.

THE WAIEB CUEi.

JOHN

WOOD offers his services in Hy dropsthjr. to those that are a/We led with a»y kind of curable diacwie. He feels confldcot from 0»e knowledjteiie hath attained, s»a the little practice he bas hsdmtbe

WAlKR CVIiB,

that hee*n.U tteneflclai

to the &rr.tf,tc4. lit notexpcct to ciirc

casr, hot trn*t* that be will

cv«r-

dis

vegeneral

nn.'it

fiction.

Good reference* can he fiven, S# be has r* i• 4 simcalmost from the js w* of d«»th. when medicine would 1 no lonjter act ss curative. Then, I wonldasy in thiiS little advertisement: Parents, Jet not your children die Without tryifilf the water cttre. fc"His renlrtence is on tbe ukj '-rmost stre«* in the eJty of 'ferrs-H^nte, tifar tlv« side of tbe city, 8ortfe«e»t f»Tt».e relc|tfji|ik itillk

M.DTTna TL GK Coe, M.D.

M(LOPATH1.STS,

lice tn J'cott'a H.•!'

near- "rr^tite Hrov. i.

E. GROVER. Ttr*

11'

Terr-ffsute M*j?

m%'

r-, on west skte Market St

iuUtl.

ite, lad.,

Ja}y tS.WSfr tf

TBRRE-HADftll MARBLE DEPOf BAHTr".

DEALERS

WALTER,

in snd lUllan M»rWe,smt)«

of tlie Court House, a few 4oors east of the hank, Terre I?-"*-, TfTs.. '-'I-* will he on short r'*lce, -I-'--

-uU Jlfenm-

t-tr.«?»»,•«( -i

nr.hx'.t

\t* w4»*S*i

r! „u faiar

h"*?* -A ww ne i»a sajesser ts.

TvVihz f--.fi

Use*

LACE GOODS.

I Pr

T"TTFl'L

a of SvtlpiT^

niest"

T^if,«».emWoiderert

{'.•« *'.d W »(. !1»1* on-! •(', i-', veil*.

f'/T Ci

V. -s

Sort-i of 5»ilc f*t(8ire.

Dressing

\v •!_ "mIv in lnrt^or sf*t# i.'i :vlf

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